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External evaluation refers to the practice of an AI organization handing its model over to a third-party professional team for independent testing, in order to avoid the conflicts of interest and blind spots that may arise from self-evaluation.
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8/6/2026
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AI网络安全评估事件复盘：第三方测试中的安全治理启示
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